this is the fourth homicide investigators are investigating in less than 24 hours another deadly shooting in oakland. th time t was righ outside of city hall. the changes of city leaders now want to stop the violence. news this morning's onto good morning to you. thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. morning i'm pam cook wednesday morning, september 21st. i woke up to the sound of rain drove through some light dressing did okay, so marin county definitely was raining. got a little drier over here, steve. is it moving through? i had rain at my little humble castle as well, then dry . but now the system is moving in. this will be after after today we'll go back to a drier pattern. but yesterday was really all about livermore and 5 80 also at around the leo, but this morning, the lowest moving as it does, it's sending bands

pretty good band already going through now. fairfield vacaville areas north, but the main band is right off the peninsula on the cemetery coast and lifting north. that will be the one that will be the focus here, probably for until about nine o'clock in the morning. so get ready for some action, and i'm talking about whether they're mostly cloudy. mild scattered showers. thundershowers highs one more day. in the seventies. then we'll see some warmer temps kicking. alright sal four. oh one wasn't too bad coming in. how's it? look there for you looks pretty good. so far. we don't have a lot going on just the way i like it out there. traffic is looking good if you are driving almost anywhere now at the bay bridge. it looks very nice getting into san francisco very lightly traveled very lightly traveled commutes right now as you drive on 8 85 80 in oakland, and also the east bay commute is off to a pretty good start. four. oh one. let's get back to the headlines. all right . thank you, sal topping our news this morning. one firefighter is recovering after being injured on fire in san

leandro. fire crews tell us it was some kind of grow operation firefighters from both alamein. the county and oakland responded to the fire late last night near 139th avenue in washington avenue crews tell us the fire burned at a heavily fortified building with what may be a grow operation inside. they did not tell us whether it was a legal or illegal business. but said, this kind of fire is hard to put out. the issues we face is just they're very fortified very difficult for us to make entry. lots of doors, locks heavy, heavy duty, so we'll take us a long time to get in and get to the seat of the fire, which is what we're trying to do to put it out. and unfortunately, when we can't make access, the fire just keeps burning, and that's you know, that's the hazard, and that's what's happening right now. cruz said that they won't be able to confirm what was inside that building until the fire is completely out. firefighters have been on scene throughout the night working to keep it under control. time is now. 402 oakland fire

investigators believe arson is the cause of three small fires broke out last night along interstate 5 80. it happened around six pm between 35th and coolidge avenue. video from twitter shows the flames near fruitvale avenue, just outside of the guardrail. fires were quickly put. about they did not spread to nearby homes and road flares were found at that scene last week, five homes were damaged in a much bigger fire in the same area. the fires may not be related. so this incident we were able to deem that this one was arson based upon the stuff that was found at the scene here tonight in the fire we had last week or on friday was that one is still under investigation as well. we've got multiple investigators working on that one. and that one still is under investigation. so they are two separate incidents. they just happen to be in close proximity to each other. there's no word yet if there are any suspects in last night's fired, there has

been another shooting a deadly shooting in oakland, this time, just yards away from city hall. the sound of the shooting was so loud city hall staff inside could hear the gunfire. ktvu jana katsuyama spoke with witnesses and city leaders about the city's fourth homicide in just 24 hours. along frank ogawa plaza near oakland city hall on 14th street. a normal tuesday afternoon turned violent and deadly. i heard the shot i was there. i was coming across the street right here. yeah the shots. how many shots were there? about four or five starting again fired gunshots and i just ducked. you know, scary. i've never experienced anything like this, tanya cole says when police arrived, they started doing cpr officers say one victim in oakland resident in his twenties, died there in the plaza. the second victim was transported to a local hospital , where he is currently undergoing surgery. police say that second injured victim is a berkeley man in his twenties. we

are now at 91 homicides. for this year in the city of oakland, compared to 100 lives last the same time last year, police said they are reviewing surveillance video. one witness says he saw a car at the scene shooting in the car. need to round one dude fell out of the car ran and got on the grass. over here. shooting happened just yards from city hall as the oakland city council meeting was underway. most of the members were participating remotely, but some staff were inside and heard the gunshots. it was really unnerving to be in city hall and not know how close um the gunshots were and if someone was injured, the city council had just been discussing with the police chief, the need to increase resources for crime investigations. we need the police chief to assign a few more officers to the investigations division. we realize they're understaffed, and i know that we have a large backlog in the city of oakland

in regards to the crime lab, i would call it the county and as we can use their crime lab, i just want the violence to end to be honest people congregate here . people gather here, so there should be a little bit more police presence. but you know what can you? we did see a dark infinity sedan being towed away from the scene, followed by an oakland police vehicle. we asked police about it, but they had no comment. they did say they'd like to see any kind of cell phone video footage or security footage that might have evidence to help the investigation and they hope people will share that with police reporting in oakland , jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news time now, 406. we're learning more about the two men who were killed, too. days ago in a drive by shooting in oakland's pill hill neighborhood. now the police say they believe several shooters were involved when shots were fired from a car at two locations. the victims identified as 27, year old assam , out or dry, read, who is

originally from yemen, and 59 year old balala ihsa. friends of business say he's well known in oakland's ethiopian community. bilal. he was helping people. he has his children. he has a family. very nice boy. one of our family or homicide sections , investigating all angles of this crime. this incident is very obviously tragic. shocking. 19 year old man was also shot in the leg during the attack so far, police say they don't know of a motive. and if you have any information, call oakland police , francisco supervisors approved legislation that allows police to use privately owned surveillance cameras. the one year pilot program will allow officers to use private cameras in real time, the owners of the cameras have to give police permission to use them and the youth must be connected to a life threatening emergency or to make a decision on where or to send officers during a large

event where there are possible public safety concerns. police can also use those cameras in criminal investigations. but only if there is written permission. san francisco school board is now putting on hold the discussion over observing two muslim holidays. the board approved a resolution last night , delaying the move. it's facing a possible lawsuit over open meeting laws from its approval of the new holidays. but students, parents and community members argued it's unfair to not allow students to be off for cultural observations. my name is aisha. i'm currently a sophomore at galileo high school for the past 13 years. i've been at school i've never skipped. but when you see my attendance every year, there's always one excused. absence i gained. i have to be reprimanded and mark has gone just to be able to celebrate a religious holiday. i'm here speaking to you guys doing my ap world homework to get you to listen to all of us. when we say make i eat an official holiday in the sf usd calendar. the board says it is

now giving district staff time to find a better way to add the holidays to the school's calendar. time is now 408 later today in san francisco. some really big names are set to speak and perform at the dream force convention and the success of the conference could determine if other conventions come back to san francisco. yes it's a new day for customer magic. yes it's the next generation of crm. yes important thing is that we're all back together as trailblazers. now the people attending dream for us have flooded the area around mosconi center with more than 30,000. people expected. some who used to live here in the bay area, say the city has improved since they moved away. when i came back to visit, i was shocked how clean the city was. i lived here many years ago, back in the .com age. a lot of homelessness, a lot of trash and it was just so

clean everywhere. i couldn't believe it. now. today's dream for speakers include singer and talk show host jennifer hudson. bono the musician and activist and former vice president al gore. and tonight there will be a big concert by the red hot chili peppers at oracle park penny off, though probably one of the most dynamic speakers and, uh, everybody, boy, it's nice to see the crowds and show the restaurants, the hotels. everybody happy to see that. what about the weather? are they going to see any rain? steve okay in the morning for the city, and then after that it will start to move inland. but arlo is finally packing its bags and moving and as it does, it's generating some widely scattered showers and i would not be surprised with some thundershowers. we will start to the north first up into lake county. see some of that activity moving north northern sonoma county napa county in the lake county. nothing too crazy yet maybe later today is that low ejects out to the northeast. it will have to go over the lake county napa county, also coming

out of a leo american canyon over towards cordelia. fairfield vacaville. napa yeah, feeling a little bit over santa rosa, but the main band is just off the san mateo coast. i see a couple of lightning strikes as well. so there's plenty of energy here for the morning so from the city south along the san mateo coz on the peninsula as well, even over to fremont, like a decent little cell there, so the low is making its move. also activity continues to fire up over the higher elevations heading up into this year, where they'll get thunderstorms up their fifties and sixties on attempts to the cloud cover kind of a mild air mass. that's for sure. there's not a lot of cold air with this system, but this is the day that starts to finally make its move. let's give it credit. it's done a really good job for this time of year. it's accelerating out of the picture, though later today tonight, then by tomorrow we'll be transitioning into high pressure. but you can see there's plenty of activity or that has to come in. i would think between now and say, eight o'clock it'll be san francisco, oakland and then on the cemetery coast in the peninsula. maybe down to san jose looks to be the prime time here. there's any

jackson east and northeast and later today areas and those locations will start to get in on it. this is one of those ones. you can get a quarter of an inch, maybe or half inch. so it's just a broad brush, but there's still activity at least for one more day. the sierra also get a little bit more today than after that looks like dry probably took a little bit, but you know, i'm always optimistic there will be another system. mostly cloudy showers. thundershowers sixties and seventies. you guys, all right? thank you, steve. it has been delayed for years. but now we finally have an opening date for san francisco central subway up next the first time you may finally be able to ride trains through the new tunnel. plus, why are you taking it down? a woman caught on camera pulling down flags celebrating latino heritage month we'll tell you about the school district and the community is condemning what she did.

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federal reserve wraps up its two day policy meeting and it is expected to bring another interest rate hike. the prediction is that the fed will raise its key rate by another three quarters of a percent. that would be the third consecutive rate hike at that level, which is considered aggressive and it would take interest rates to their highest level since 2008 economists say the rate hikes are an attempt to curb inflation. but they also warn it can trigger a recession. now we feel the effects of higher interest rates everywhere , especially when it comes to buying property. now, builders are seeing people who had signed contracts for new homes, canceling those deals because higher interest rates are making it more expensive. they can't afford it now. last month, 19% of signed contracts were canceled. that's more than double the 7% from august of last year, and that leaves builders looking for new buyers so that they can pay the cost. they've already racked up.

builders have mortgages. they have construction loans. it's me a downturn going into next year. a survey of homebuilders shows some of the steps they are taking to increase the likelihood people will get a new buyer. nearly one in five say they're offering to pay the closing costs, almost one quarter have cut their prices 20% are offering extra options and upgrades at little or no cost, and 19% are now offering to pay the cost to decrease a mortgage rate. time now. for 16 . there is new concern in oakland after video on social media shows a woman taking down four flags from latin american countries from outside of school in oakland. they were being flown as part of hispanic heritage month. it's ktvu cristina rendon tells us. the oakland unified school district filed the police report and hopes this woman can be identified. this instagram video is getting lots of attention. why are you taking it down? it

shows a woman pulling down the flags of four latin american countries outside of coliseum college prep academy, a six through 12th grade school in oakland at the quarter of 66 the international down why incident happened saturday sometime between four pm and seven pm the flags of mexico, guatemala, el salvador and honduras had just been raised last week in honor of latino heritage month, oakland unified district spokesman jon sasaki calls the incident discriminatory. this is a particularly egregious moved by someone who obviously had some kind of strange motivations. whatever it is that they were trying to do. they didn't accomplish anything. the principal happened to be on campus saturday notice the flags crumpled at the base of the flagpole and immediately raised them again, along with black lives matter and pride flags. that's very sad. that's sad. i don't know why the woman act like that. what's so upsetting? too many people here is that

this is east oakland, the heart of the latino community more than 75% of students here are latino, was completely shocked by this. ah, it is latino heritage month and so for this kind of behavior and frankly this act of hate to happen during this time we condemn it. gutierrez is the senior manager of communications at the city council along time nonprofit in oakland's fruitvale district that works to promote social equity. the flags are not just, you know, a physical thing, but for our community, they represent pride they represent culture. usd or vandalism. zaki says the district isn't looking for the woman to go to jail, but at the very least, that her actions can serve as a lesson. we want to make the message very clear that no matter what happens, we're going to stand by our families. we stand by our students going to stand by our staff, regardless, whether from hopes

from this active division comes unity, especially want to recognize principal corozzo because within a few hours, those flags were returned where they need to be, which is flying above ccp, a flying proudly above our community. in oakland , cristina rendon ktvu fox two news, christina. thank you. time for 19. well, we finally know when service in san francisco is expected to begin for the long awaited central subway. uni says they will start with limited weekend service saturday. november 19th. mew knee stops will be at fourth. and brandon, you're good buena union square and chinatown station. now it won't connect to the main t line for daily service until early next year. the limited service will be free in november and in december beauty says this will allow them to train more operators, the $2 billion central subway project was originally planned to open back in 2018. wow all right. it's

gonna be great to see it does seem like it's been forever. all right. steve paulson has our forecast in the city. is it going to rain most of the day, people walking around with umbrellas only in the morning, okay, clear out. but in the morning, yes, it's certainly close enough here and we'll take a look at our system. arlo is finally moving, and as it does, it's going to go over the bay area, then lift north northeast and be out of the probably out of the picture by by tonight. and tomorrow we'll transition into warmer weather as high pressure kicks in, but the bands to the north continue to move in parts of northern sonoma county, lake county also napa county. nothing too crazy there yet. also bands moving through solano county, napa county right over san pablo bay. it's a pretty good rain out towards american canyon, hidden brooke cordelia fairfield now lifting up towards vacaville. but that 10th of an inch or so and you can see some of that activity is definitely favoring san francisco, oakland south for now, on the san mateo calls the peninsula down towards santa cruz right about it looks like that's about the line for

right now is that system begins to make its move and you can see the activity right along the san mateo coast lifting towards south san francisco also over fremont. got a little cell right. right there. that's lifting northward towards hayward, san leandro, maybe over towards palomares canyon out that direction, but this is going to be the main system. as it moves through, you can see the lows beginning to make its move. finally give it credit, though it was pretty good system has been here since the weekend, and now it's making its exit. but still, it's going to give us a lot of widely scattered showers. possible thundershowers. after today, the low moves out the high builds in but for the morning and through the afternoon. i think we'll see a continuation what we've had the last couple of days. mostly cloudy. occasional showers. some of these can be brief heavy. there could be easily a quarter of an inch or maybe more in some of these isolated cells. even up in the sierra. they'll get some activity thunderstorm activity to warm to do much, i think in the way of any snow, but maybe a little bit some of the higher peaks here. and as that low kicks out shower scattered showers today, but everything is

now pointing towards the high building in and as it does, our temperatures will begin to warm up, probably eighties for some inland tomorrow, 60 seventies on the temps today, and after today, everything's about warmer temps more sunshine and operators. nineties by the weekend, you guys inland. alright see, thank you. time for 22, puerto rico still devastated by the impact of hurricane fiona . which are you with some bay area residents are doing to support the people stuck in puerto rico without power. and you can own a piece of television history. the items that once belonged to betty white that are going up for auction.

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the mariners is 6 40 here at the colosseum. alright, time is 4 25, the oakland route soccer team is adding more star power to the team. the roots in a video presentation announced that local rapper g. eazy is partnering with the team. he joins former nfl star marshawn lynch as part of the ownership group. gz will have a steak in both the roots men's soccer team and the oakland soul women's team will also be helping in the areas of arts and culture. it will be exemplifying the organization's commitment to give back to the community. our club is so much bigger than just the product inside of the fuel that's really about diversity to about inclusivity, the arch, the cultures, the humanities. all of the things that make oakland special is what we're trying to embody in this club. now the roots. the roots hope that g eazy will expand the team's fan base is going to perform at the team's last home game. october 1st. well fans of beloved

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crimes oakland are taking up police resources. we have the reason the department says they are spread too thin. and russian president vladimir putin, ordering hundreds of thousands of reserve troops to the front lines in ukraine. tell you what president biden is expected to say about the war today at the united nations. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning. thank you for joining us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to the middle of the week. it's wednesday. it's september. 21st get ready for some rain this morning. steve paulson's right here. he'll tell you this is our last day, then the transition to warmer weather. but yes, our system is making its move, and it's producing rain already. for some nothing too crazy or bonkers yet, but it's certainly

has the potential to do that as it begins to move inland around the san mateo coast, just south of san francisco, but there have been numerous bands that have been rotating through. so get ready for some action. whether wise, we have mostly cloudy, mild conditions, not a lot of cold. everything scattered showers. possible thunderstorms highs in the seventies, but it looks like one more active day than tomorrow. things will be calming down all right over to sound now at 4 31, he tells us the traffic is it's light a little bit of that light rain falling in oakland just went out to the parking lot. and i mean what? i wasn't pelted by rain, but there is some coming down. you can see that traffic is moving along pretty well, though in the east bay. hopefully the rain won't have an effect here on this morning's commute. so far, it's light. also looking at the south bay. we're off to a good start for 31. let's go back to the headlines. thank you. it is 4 31. and after four homicides in oakland this week alone, some people are asking if more can be done to keep people

safe in oakland, oakland police say they're overwhelmed by the amount of crime calls that come in, including calls at all hours of the day about side shows shootings. crashes, thefts and more. violent crimes or the priority of the police, property crimes, burglaries and other reports of the police. they're low on the list. we have to do better. we have to focus our police resources on those violent crimes. and find alternatives to deal with the other volume of 911 calls that we have a tremendous strain. it's hard. obviously we tried to manage our resources properly and appropriately as we can. the oakland police department. like many other departments, they're struggling to hire police officers. there are at least 45 job openings right now. then the city has approved additional cadet classes in an effort to close that gap, starting pay for a police officer in oakland, $102,000 a year. alright some

good news. the section of highway one in monterrey is back open this morning. that's about 27 hours after a fire started at a pg and e battery facility in moss landing that fire started at about 1 30 yesterday morning in a tesla mega pack battery pg and e. says automatic safety systems disconnected the entire battery storage area from the power grid. lithium ion. battery experts say the problem is likely to become more common as the world becomes more dependent on large scale batteries. all those cells and close proximity . the chances of fire go up and so we shouldn't be surprised that we're seeing more and more episodes of fires. he goes on to say the batteries were originally intended for small scale devices, including laptops and mobile phones. now larger batteries are being produced. other experts say some manufacturers used poor quality materials often skip expensive testing and quickly assembled and shipped them. however they

add lithium batteries can be very safe if they are made used and maintained correctly. time now for 33 new this morning, russian president vladimir putin has ordered the mobilization of 300,000 military reservists to help out with the war in ukraine. now in comments made on russian tv today, putin also warned the west he's not bluffing about using all the means at his disposal to protect russian territory. in what appeared to be a reference to russia's nuclear capability. the mobilization of russian reservists comes as russian controlled areas of ukraine announced plans to vote in the coming days on officially becoming part of russia. you should put those things from the very beginning of the special military operation. we've been saying that the respective territories should decide their own fate, but there is a lot of work that remains to be done. two. uh win the war because russian aggression was not an

attack on just ukraine was an attack on the world. russia's mobilization of reservists is its first since world war two. it appears to be a response to recent losses on the battlefield as ukrainian forces have been retaking areas that used to be occupied by russian troops. today president biden will address the united nations general assembly in new york. the white house says the president will make the case that russia's quote naked aggression in ukraine is an affront to the heart of what the united nations stands for. president biden will ask the world leaders to continue backing the ukrainian resistance . the president is scheduled to speak at the u. n at 7 35 this morning our time and will bring you live coverage right here on morning sun to governor. newsom is in new york, calling attention to california's climate goals for a national audience. the governor spoke at an event organized by the clinton foundation. on friday, governor newsom signed 40 different climate bills, which include mandating carbon neutrality by 2045 safety

regulations for oil wells and requirement for the state to produce 90% clean energy by 2035. we have not just said fourth, the most audacious goals . we backed up those goals with regulation and laws. there's no jurisdiction anywhere in the world. that is set now more ambition. backed up by not just policy and regulatory framework , but by a record breaking $54 billion we put up in this year's budget fast track our transition . many political analysts have questioned whether newsom is preparing a run for president and president biden decided not to run for reelection governor's office told ktvu that those rumors are totally false. time is now for 36 hackers now demanding a ransom after crack. king security for the los angeles unified school district . the l. a unified superintendent confirmed that hacking demand but says the

school district has not responded as you have. hackers tapped into the unified computers more than two weeks ago. since then, all systems have been reset, including everyone's passwords. school officials are competent social security numbers and other confidential information is still secure. the l. a unified school district serves more than 600,000 students. it has more than 75,000 employees. of farmworkers lobbying for the governor to sign legislation that impacts them will get another famous supporter today, musician and rage against the machine guitarist tom morello says he will be performing outside the state capitol in sacramento today in support of the farm workers. they're pushing the governor to sign a bill that would allow farm workers to vote remotely in union elections. they have been protesting outside the capital for weeks. the governor's office has said the bill is flawed. a popular east bay restaurant,

maybe reopening just a month after announcing its closure, according to the emeryville ii, the longtime restaurant rudy's can't fail cafe has been taken over by three former employees. restaurant says it is working to reopen sometime this month, which much of the same menu. the can't fail cafe has been serving dinner fare and emeryville for diner fare. that is for more than 20 years. it was partially owned by green day. the bassist mike dirnt. alright time is 4 38 , a revitalized plaza in the heart of san francisco's japantown is a step closer to being a reality. the peace plaza is between gary and post street . it was built way back in the mid 19 sixties. it's a gift from osaka, japan. now, a lot of the plaza is original, and it needs an update the city of san francisco. budgeted $25 million . now the state is sending six million more to help with rising construction costs. there's so much history that is so

significant right to the asian americans experience here in this country, and san francisco is at the heart of it preserved the history and make sure that for generations to come this is a place where people can continue to come to understand japanese american history but also celebrate japanese american culture. the project includes waterproofing and paving new plants, lighting and seating. the renovations hopefully will begin in two years. it should be completed a year later. very nice. i love japantown in that area. all right. time now is 4 39. i was looking for the clock there for a second. okay interestingly enough that the last day of summer is raining. tomorrow is the last day pamela . tomorrow is the official three pm on the 22nd. and it will be sunday. i mean, sonny gosh. tomorrow sunday, what am i doing saturday? sunny. get back here. all right. sunny sunny. it's a

good thing. this isn't live, right? let's do that. let's try that again. only in house. alright. cordelia yesterday picked up a quarter of an inch livermore yesterday about 3 45 to around 4. 30 really good cell developed there as well. there were some couple reports of hail , especially around 5 80 out of the ultimate past. by the round. cordelia also valeo venetia. pretty good sell about four o'clock as well came by american canyon after that, mount diablo 17 100 dublin point oh, five, santa rosa, san rafael and coyote all reservoir picked up point. oh, four. our lowest moving, it has finally decided to pack its bags and embedded within that a lot of convective activity and you can see some of that that was the livermore yesterday is that system moves through also up in the sierra. right now. we're seeing numerous showers popping up. the bulk of these are just off the san mateo coast. some general areas of light rain, northern napa county , sonoma county up into lake in

mendocino county. nothing crazy there yet pretty good band. it went through the san pablo bay vallejo hidden brooke fairfield , cordelia, napa's now towards rio vista. a little lightning was that lightning? did i see that in the last image there yes, i did right there in winters at the davis so more activity for them also beginning to pop up over a salmen chinned little bit of light rain and oakland. there's been some from fremont moving northward as well going right towards san ramon, also up in the marine county. that's more of a general area of rain, but this will be the main focus about san francisco, south san francisco, san mateo. along highway one san mateo coast down towards santa cruz as the low moves in along highway one. also long skylight. i think there could be some pretty good activity look at the sierra lots of thunderstorm activity popping up boom boom, boom boom right there! boom boom boom that will lift northeast, though, as the low moves in that band will start to move more towards nevada movies but fifties sixties on your attempts here, the low give it credit for this time of year. it's done its job. in fact, i think we'll see a

little green in the hills by the but a little bit. there will be some shoots beginning to form because you've had some pretty good rain here. you can see that activity. so for today, we'll have anything goes here. you could have some sun, then clouds in a downpour and then right back to that again, but after today, things calmed down even up in the sierra. it looks like things will be quieter by later this afternoon tonight and then tomorrow legal focus on warmer temps so showers today after this kicks out highs will be in the seventies today, but by tomorrow for seventies eighties and even warmer, you guys as we head into the weekend. all right. thank you, steve. a political fight over immigration continues to grow coming up in our five o'clock hour. the battle over migrants being moved around the country is coming to northern california plus and i'm living just above $1000 a month is not easily paying 30% of your income. brands senior citizens ending up in poverty more than any other age group, which you know i had the kids in the south they are trying to confront confront that tough ality.

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44 this morning, a new report says seniors across the country are struggling financially more than any other group ktvu lamonica. peters breaks down the data in santa clara county, where nearly half of the homeless population is over the age of 55. 68 year old adrian lawton says she started working at 18 years old, and now that she's retired, she's serving as an associate pastor with pam deliverance ministry in san jose . been in house myself and wasn't long and it was a number of years ago, but no, that's our flesh and blood. out there on the streets. people that we worked with dying. yeah. just. so it still hurts. she helps those in need of housing and other services, even though she still struggles to keep herself afloat and i'm living just above

$1000 a month is not easy when you're paying a 30% of your income for brands, a recent u. s. census bureau report shows that last year a million more seniors aged 65 older fell into poverty. that's more than 10% of seniors, the highest level since 2002 santa clara county also reported 40% of its homeless population was at least 55 years or older in 2019 seen a lot of senior citizens out here, um, like there's a gentleman across the street that lives in his car. he's 80 years old. he's homeless. what we recommend is, um, for people just to get connected to resources in the community right now, um, you know, we're we serve a lot of seniors that are on housed or are on the verge of being on housed, um, or are at risk of homelessness. sonia fraser is

the clinical services manager at the institute on aging. she says they've started a new program called cow aim, which partners with santa clara county's family health plan to serve the in house and its most vulnerable seniors. you can't just stick them in a house and think that they're going to get it. you have to do sustaining housing where they know that they have to pay their bills, and they have to keep their place clean, and they have to be a good community member. the city of san jose says three new senior housing projects will be completed by the end of the year, adding 500 units, but advocates say more housing and assistance will still be needed to keep people in their homes. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news kill lamonica. hurricane fiona, now a category four storm as it churns through the caribbean. the storm is moving away from the islands of turks and caicos who are knocked out a lot of telecommunications infrastructure and caused flooding. the storm has also devastated puerto rico. nearly

80% of the island is still without power. people are now stocking up on bottled water and gasoline mentioned puerto rico. there's a new effort here in the bay area to help puerto rico recover from hurricane fiona. san jose nonprofit puerto rican civic club is raising money to get generators and solar lights to the people there. they're also establishing drop off sites and gilroy and san jose for people to help as well. they're warning it could take a long time for the power to come back on a cross border, rico this is not going to be an easy tax. this is something that they're not gonna be able to fix in a day or two lots of power in puerto rico, you know that we live on an electrical planet that everything works with electricity and going back to say no with no power for a long period of time, it's gonna start bringing dead people. now the power grid in puerto rico is still in really bad shape after hurricane maria caused a complete blackout there five

years ago, electricity wasn't fully restored for 11. months after that hurricane. alright for 48 is the time back here in the bay area. this problem san mateo bridge cell. we have a crash on the same mateo bridge that is blocking all of the lanes eastbound. let me put the picture up right now. let me show you here. you can see no one is getting by eastbound at this scene eastbound east of the high rise on the same mateo bridge. this just happened with chp came up and shut the lanes down and we're hearing very serious injuries. we're also hearing that big rig is involved, and right now it is not been confirmed as deadly crash eastbound 92 on the causeway between the high rise and the toll plaza. so westbound traffic is getting to you look at eastbound traffic. it is not getting through at all here on the san mateo bridge do not take the same um, and tail bridge

eastbound. it's just gonna be a long line and now that it's turned into a deadly crash. it's going to take even longer and te suspicious circumstances on this crash. it could have been involving some sort of police activity, but we're trying to confirm that now it's chp. let you know that 4 50. let's bring steve back today with today's weather. alright sal. thank you, sir. are system is moving. let's give it credit for coming in this time of year. usually i'm talking about, you know, offshore, wind and stuff, and here we are talking about rain. it's making its move. now it's not, you know, widely scattered as far as heavy rain, but it is making his move and there's some areas that are picking up getting some reports now of lightning from rio vista back towards san francisco yesterday, it was all over, really livermore. the ultimate passed and now the system is moving in on the cemetery coast at lightening up also in the mendocino county right now, things are a little bit quieter up there, just a general area of rain, but this could be the area of focus is the low lifts out to the northeast. i would think areas northeast of this low

later today could be in line for some activity can see out by rio vista couple. lightning strikes observed their system moves out towards davis. also winter's over vacaville. fairfield went right over san pablo bay, valeo and cordelia from fremont to san ramon cup of isolated cells there now lifting northward towards san francisco, oakland as well as south san francisco. but really, it's on the san mateo coast. that looks to be the focus of the low moves in and you can see some of the heavier rain now beginning to punch in right on about san mateo santa cruz coastline there is that lifts northeast that looks to be about the line. if you're south of that, probably not anything sierra nevada. yes some activity this morning, but as this system moves northeast, this line here will begin to move more towards nevada and away from the sierra. may not be for the morning, but by the afternoon it will fifties sixties on your town's very mild air mass. not a lot of cold air, but there's enough cool air to provide, you know. steep lapse rates. instability here. so thunderstorms of possibility for the morning, maybe even for the afternoon. as our upper low says i've done visiting. i'm on my

way out. but we thank you for coming and playing along because you certainly did over the weekend and into the last couple of days, including today. we'll still get some activity. that could be some pretty good thunderstorm activity with this . mostly cloudy showers. thundershowers seventies for most, the low moves out rapidly by tonight and early thursday that warmer weather will take us into the weekend. pamela all right. thank you, stephen. alright coming up here on mornings onto its 4 50 to another person was shot and killed in oakland that is four deadly shootings in just 24 hours up next reaction from city leaders. a controversial proposal that would give police access to private surveillance cameras is moving forward. but the concerns about privacy and a big test is getting underway for nasa the plans today to prepare for launch of the artemis moon rocket.

and we want to take you out live because happening right now nasa has started the first steps of a fueling test of the artemis one rocket. this is at kennedy space center, and again you're looking at a live picture of that technicians are scheduled to start loading liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen into the fuel cells very shortly, fueling problems forced nasa to cancel last month scheduled launch. another fueling issue forced nasa to cancel the second launch attempt. september 3rd. nasa says today's test will let the team know if new seals on the rocket fixed the problem. if all goes well, nasa could attempt to launch the rocket to the moon next week. the national transportation safety board wants to require new safety measures in all new american cars. now officials are recommending blood alcohol monitoring equipment becomes standard, they say that would prevent intoxicated drivers from starting the cars and would lead to fewer alcohol related crashes

. federal investigators say drunk driving is responsible for about 30% of all traffic deaths in the us the ntsb cannot require the new equipment that would have to come from the national highway traffic administration enforcement is warning about an online black market for alcohol, where people are increasingly falling victim to scams with inflation and supply chain issues. many people have been turning to online marketplaces to get a better deal. now, investigators say many people who think they are getting a good price are actually getting scammed and buying fake booze. empty the bottle or they'll buy recycled bottles because there's value to the individual empty bottle these days. they'll uh, fill them up with bourbon or something else, which can be very dangerous. investigators say high end bottles are usually targeted, and alcohol distributors say there has been a dramatic increase in the number of counterfeits. they say the reason it can be dangerous is there is no guarantee of what you are drinking. halloween

spending is expected to reach a new record this year. have you seen all the shops opened up already? the national retail federation projecting halloween sales will hit more than $10.5 billion. consumers participating in the holiday are expected to purchase about an average of $100 on candy decorations, cards and costumes. spending on costumes is expected to reach its highest level in the past five years, totaling about $3 billion. spending on pet costumes is also expected to reach $710 million, beating last year's record. gap is laying off 500 workers at its san francisco headquarters, as well as officers in new york and asia companies also stopping the hiring process for a number of positions. the layoffs come after second quarter earnings were down 8% compared to the same time last year. store sales dropped 10% with the loss of $49 million in the same period. online sales also dropped 6% during the second quarter. the

state of california is losing its recommendations when it comes to wearing facemasks starting friday, the health department is dropping its strong recommendation to wear a mask. now they're telling people to follow cdc guidelines for the level of community spread of covid for their local area. right now, the cdc only is recommending masks for people at high risk and sonoma in marin counties. some health experts have criticized the cdc for lowering the point in which they stopped recommending masks the oldest man in california and a lifelong oakland resident has died. family says giles cropsey died last week just 10 days after his 111th birthday. he was born in oakland in 1911 family says he was the city's quote. biggest cheerleader. among other things, he was a volunteer music teacher at oakland schools, giving free pianists students giving free pianos and lessons to students. at one point, his family tried to get him to move to lodi, but he refused to

leave. oakland crop sees family says well, they miss him. they are sure he led a full life. it's going to take through the morning to get to the seat of this fire eventually extinguish it. firefighter was hurt, battling a fire at what's being called some kind of grow operation. we'll tell you why he took firefighters all night to get it under control. plus this is the fourth homicide investigators are investigating . unless than 24 hours another deadly shooting in oakland, and this time it was right outside of oakland city hall. the changes said he'd leaders now want to stop the violence. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook wednesday morning. september 21st. we have a rainy morning, but it is clearing out as we wrap up summer. steve paulson has our forecast tomorrow. yes precisely at six.

p.m. 603. 603 so i have three time to enjoy summer do you can have rounding third and heading for home. so go on. but today doesn't feel very summer like i can tell you that because our sister our system that very impressive upper low for this time of year is finally moving. and as it does, we're seeing a widely scattered showers. few occasional thundershowers. lots of reports of lightning and as it does its i'd get ready for some action here in the morning, it will be closer to the coast. by this afternoon will be more inland and northeast. i don't think to the south. it looks to be more towards napa county. maybe solano county, out man also up towards lake county later today, seventies on those steps, all right, we have to head up right over to south san mateo bridge. eastbound westbound. where eastbound steve heading over toward hayward from foster city. they're trying to open one lane right now. all the lanes are open. i'm sorry, closed because of a deadly collision eastbound. it happened about a half hour ago. you can see that no one is getting

through for the moment, but i just heard some radio traffic indicating that they're going to try and get this traffic through a lot one lane through eastbound. meanwhile westbound is not affected. westbound is the commute direction and you can see that's not effective. let's talk about some of these other commutes here now, if you are driving across the dumbarton bridge to get over to the east bay that would be good. and also the bay bridge also looks good getting across. we'll have another update on this in just a few minutes. 501 let's go back to the headlines. all right. thank you. sal and san leandro. fire crews worked throughout the night to put out a massive fire inside a commercial building. firefighters say it may have been some kind of marijuana grow operation. ktvu is a magus live in san leandro with the latest from alameda county fire. good morning, emma. good morning, pam. alameda county fire crews are still out here. pretty active scene right now we have one fire engine still dousing the commercial building that caught fire and one firefighter

was taken to the hospital overnight with minor injuries. it took until 1 30 this morning to get the fire under control and at one point more than 50 firefighters were battling the three alarm fire, which was so explosive that cruz had to evacuate the building and find it from the outside. it was high heat, low visibility and we realized that we weren't going to attack this fire from interior safely, so pulled everybody out. smart call and all we're doing now is trying to attack the fire from the exterior, which is harder and going to take a lot longer to knock this fire down so very large structure. heavy fire load. the building was heavily fortified and extremely difficult for firefighters to access. alameda county fire is working to confirm early reports that the building was housing a marijuana grow. operation officials have not yet said what caused the fire reporting live in san leandro and my gosh ktvu fox two news thank you. time is 50 to oakland. fire investigators believe arson is

the cause of three small fires that broke out last night along interstate 5 80. it happened around six pm between 35th and coolly. jabiluka video from twitter shows the flames near approved bail avenue just outside of the guard. rail fires were quickly put out. they did not spread to nearby homes and road flares were found there at the scene. last week, five homes were damaged in a much bigger fire in that very same area. the fires may not be related. so this incident we were able to deem that this one was arson. based upon the stuff that was found at the scene here tonight in the fire we had last week or on friday was that one is still under investigation as well. we've got multiple investigators working on that one. and that one still is under investigation. so they are two separate incidents. they just happen to be in close proximity to each other. at this point, there's no word that there are any suspects in last night's

fires. there has been another deadly shooting in oakland, this time, just yards away from city hall. the sound of the shooting was so loud city hall staff inside could hear the gunfire. ktvu used. jana katsuyama spoke with witnesses and city leaders about the city's fourth homicide in just 24 hours. along frank ogawa plaza near oakland city hall on 14th street, a normal tuesday afternoon turned violent and deadly. i heard the shot i was there. i was coming across the street right here. yeah the shots. how many shots were there? about four or five starting again fired gunshots and i just ducked, you know, scary. i've never experienced anything like this, tanya cole says when police arrived, they started doing cpr officers say one victim in oakland resident in his twenties, died there in the plaza. the second victim was transported to a local hospital , where he is currently undergoing surgery. police say that second injured victim is a

berkeley man in his twenties. we are now at nine. the one homicides. for this year in the city of oakland, compared to 100 lives last the same time last year, police said they are reviewing surveillance video. one witness says he saw a car at the scene shooting in the car. need to round one dude fell out of the car ran and got on the grass over here. the shooting happened just yards from city hall as the oakland city council meeting was underway. most of the members were participating remotely, but some staff were inside and heard the gunshots. it was really unnerving to be in city hall and not know how close um the gunshots were and if someone was injured, the city council had just been discussing with the police chief, the need to increase resources for crime investigations. we need the police chief to assign a few more officers to the investigations division. we realize they're understaffed, and i know that we have a large backlog in the city of oakland

in regards to the crime lab, i would call it the county and as we can use their crime lab, i just want the violence to end to be honest people congregate here . people gather here, so there should be a little bit more police presence. but you know what can you do when there's not enough police? we did see a dark infinity sedan being towed away from the scene, followed by an oakland police vehicle. we asked police about it, but they had no comment. they did say they'd like to see any kind of cell phone video footage or security footage that might have evidence to help the investigation and they hope people will share that with police reporting in oakland, jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news hello, jenna. thank you. time is five or six. we're also learning more about the two men who were killed two days ago in a drive by shooting in oakland's pill hill neighborhood . now, the police say they believe several shooters were involved in the shots fired from a car at two locations. the victims identified as 27, year old assam, al audrey. who's

originally from yemen and 59 year old bilal ihsa. friends of this is say he's well known in oakland's ethiopian community. bilal he was helping people. he has his children. he has a family. very nice boy. one of our family or homicide sections , investigating all angles of this crime. this incident is very obviously tragic. shocking. 19 year old man was also shot in the leg during the attack so far , police say they don't know of a motive. and if you have any information, call oakland police , san francisco supervisors approved legislation that allows police to use privately owned surveillance cameras. the one year pilot program will allow officers to use private cameras in real time now the owners of the cameras have to give police permission to use them, and the use must be connected to a life threatening emergency or to make a decision on where to see send

officers during a large event where there are possible public safety concerns. police can also use those cameras in criminal investigations, but only if there is written permission. san francisco school board is now putting on hold the discussion over observing two muslim holidays. the board approved a resolution last night delaying the move. it's facing a possible lawsuit over open meeting laws from its approval of the new holidays, students, parents and community members argued. it's unfair to not allow students to be off for cultural observations . my name is aisha i'm, currently a sophomore at galileo high school. for the past 13 years. i've been at school i've never skipped. but when you see my tendency every year, there's always one excused. absence i gain i have to be reprimanded and mark has gone just to be able to celebrate a religious holiday. i'm here speaking to you guys doing my ap world homework to get you to listen to all of us. when we say make i eat an official holiday in the sf usd calendar family. the

board says it is now giving a district staff time to find a better way to add the holidays to the school's calendar is down 508 later today in san francisco , some really big names will be speaking and performing at the dream force convention and the success of the convention could determine if other conventions come back to san francisco. yes it's a new day for customer magic. yes it's the next generation of crm. yes it's all about the future. but the most important thing is that we're all back together as trailblazers. the people attending dream for us have flooded the area around mosconi center more than 30,000. people are expected. some who used to live here in the bay area say the city has improved since they moved away. when i came back to visit, i was shocked how clean the city was. i lived here many years ago, back in the .com age. a lot of homelessness, a lot of trash and it was just so clean

everywhere. i couldn't believe it now. today's dream for speakers include singer and talk show host jennifer hudson. bono the musician and activist and former vice president al gore. and tonight, pam cook will be a concert by the red hot chili peppers at oracle park. seen them a couple of times they put on quite a show so very fun. nice to see all the people back in the city people. visiting might be surprised to see rain in september. steve in the morning. i think by the afternoon evening, they'll be on the drier side. it's mainly a morning event for them. yesterday there were a couple of cells one big one was out by livermore ultimate passed. another one was over. benita developed over venetia then went over vallejo hidden brooke cordelia, and that's where the most rain was a quarter of an inch and cordelia livermore 10.23 18 100. diablo 17 dublin point oh, five. santa rosa, sandra felon. coyote reservoir picked up 0.4 in the last 24 hours. a couple act you can actually see the livermore

system developed here in a couple right there. boom boom boom boom that was one. now the system is making its move here that is producing widely scattered showers. a couple of reports already some lightning to the north. not too active yet, but i expect this area northern napa county lake county. as the as the low lifts out, that's going to be where the focus will be this afternoon. there's still some activity in your rio vista towards vacaville, fairfield davis as well out to sacramento , but most of the activity right now is from about marin county back over san pablo bay out towards parts of the east by not as much but mainly oakland and then on the peninsula as well right along the san mateo coast. so about half moon based south where it is where the low looks to be punching, and now it's lifting northeast, so it'll take this and lift it northward over the next about 2 to 3 hours. looks like the cut off is right around santa cruz right around there. san jose south. i don't think you're in on the mix unless some you know, line develops here, but 50 sixties on your temps here. the low. let's give it credit for coming in on

what the 17th 18th and hanging around to the 21st. it's about time we had some good news. see that lady had good news about how clean it was in the city and i have good news on how this low is really helping us here. i think there'll be some some green shoots here in the hills. by the time we get to the weekend, and we've had some pretty good rain. now you can see our system is moving through and that'll give us a possibility. not only scattered showers but thundershowers. there could easily be a quarter of an inch at third in some isolated cells here one more day of some off and on rain, then we'll start to be on the drier side. sixties for a few seventies. for most, the low really clears the area rapidly on thursday that warmer weather you to friday into the weekend. thank you, steve. it has been delayed for years. but now we finally have an opening date for san francisco central subway of next the first time you may finally be able to ride a train through the new tunnel plus why are you taking it down? look at this. a woman caught on camera pulling down flags celebrating latino heritage month we'll tell

you why the oakland school district and the commu ty is

if in bear county, texas, now asking to speak with the migrants who were brought from the san antonio area to sacramento sheriff javier salazar wants to know who sent them to northern california. he also wants to find out if this is connected to the 48 migrants who were flown from texas to florida and then on to martha's vineyard. does not the act of a nonprofit there would be no benefit to a nonprofit sending someone across the country with no resources and no means to be taken care of, and not any arrangements made for them. people are vulnerable and they don't know what's going on, and they don't they don't know what's normal. and so i think when someone has a plane ticket,

they think, well, maybe this is from our government. salazar is also looking into who arranged the flight that ended in martha's vineyard, florida governor runda santos has already said it was paid for with florida funds to remove migrants from his state time now, 5 16. there is concern in oakland after video on social media shows a woman taking down four flags from latin american countries from outside of the school in oakland. the flags are being flown as part of hispanic heritage month. as ktvu is christina brandon reports, the oakland unified school district filed a police report and they're hoping this woman can be identified. this instagram video is getting lots of attention. why are you taking it down? it shows a woman pulling down the flags of four latin american countries outside of coliseum college prep academy, 1/6 through 12th grade school in oakland at the quarter of 66, the international down why incident happened saturday

sometime between four pm and seven pm the flags of mexico, guatemala, el salvador and honduras had just been raised last week in honor of latino heritage month, oakland unified district spokesman jon sasaki calls the incident discriminatory. this is a particularly egregious moved by someone who obviously had some kind of strange motivations. whatever it is that they were trying to do. they didn't accomplish anything principal happened to be on campus saturday notice the flags crumpled at the base of the flagpole and immediately raised them again, along with black lives matter and pride flags. that's very sad. that's sad. i don't know why the woman act like that. what's so upsetting? too many people here is that this is east oakland, the heart of the latino community more than 75% of students here are latino, was completely shocked by this. ah it is latino heritage month and so for this kind of behavior, and frankly this act of kate to happen

during this time we condemn, it says is the senior manager of communications at the unit. the council along time nonprofit in oakland's fruitvale district that works to promote social equity. the flags are not just, you know, a physical thing, but for our community, they represent pride they represent culture. usd has filed a police report for possible trespassing or vandalism. zaki says the district isn't looking for the woman to go to jail, but at the very least, that her actions can serve as a lesson. we want to make the message very clear that no matter what happens, we're going to stand by our families. we stand by our students going to stand by our staff, regardless, whether from hopes from this active division comes unity, especially want to recognize principal corozzo because within a few hours, those flags were returned where they need to be, which is flying above ccp, a flying proudly above our community. in oakland , cristina rendon ktvu, fox two news. thank you, christina. we

finally know when service in san francisco is expected to start for the long awaited central subway. uni plans to start with limited weekend service saturday . november 19th stops will be at fourth. and brandon, you're balbuena union square in chinatown station. it won't connect to the main t line for daily service until early next year. the limited service will be free in november and december . pam time is 5 19 right to sell major problems on the san mateo bridge. ah, yeah. you know what? the san mateo bridge just let me finish something that i just found out about here? uh let me put up the san mateo bridge. they just open the lane on the san mateo bridge eastbound. i can put it up for you now, so there is one lane getting by, although temporarily. every once in a while they do stop traffic , and then they let traffic go by so i would not recommend driving across that san mateo bridge because you look right now they just said lanes are open. i saw a few cars go through, but now it's closed again. they've called for the alameda county coroner to the

scene of this collision. eastbound 92 on the same mateo bridge. now then i just found out about another crash separate from this incident this would be at right near the last placentas campus. isabelle avenue in portola avenue. a car versus a bicyclist with fire response on the way in livermore. be careful if you're there, it's not affecting the freeway freeway traffic is slow nearby on the altamont pass, 5 20. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. alright sal. thank you , sir. are mid september low is finally moving here. we'll go back 48 hours. and when it dropped in on sunday over the weekend, then it parked itself off the cape mendocino coast monday. tuesday it drops south was west of san francisco. and today this morning it is making its move. you know, i got i have to be self serving here. it's a beautiful oh, i love that low. look at that you for this time of year thank you for showing up . it was a good one. our system is still producing some rain,

more hidden mist mendocino county up in the lake county, northern napa county, sonoma county. nothing too severe, although i do think that area especially like county, napa county later today will be the focus of possible showers. thundershowers as the low ejects to the northeast. also out towards rio vista. you can see a little bit of lightning there. and a couple reports. maybe i'll to antiochus now as well. eastern solano county parts of also napa county and now making his move more towards marin county, san pablo bay over oakland and then southward the peninsula, though looks to be the line here is that system along the san mateo coast now heading northward, you can see south san francisco san mateo atherton, definitely half moon bay. right along. it looks like just the line along around santa cruz north looks to be the focus for now, so as the low moves in, we could get some brief heavy rain or some thundershowers. we're already seeing that here 50 sixties on the temps. the upper low we mentioned is now finally moving as it ejects northeast later today that will put areas inland more in the

window for possible showers. thundershowers areas on the coast will start to see drier weather. but for this morning it's all about about several marine county, san francisco, oakland south and then north northeast, but there's already plenty of lightning strikes that have been observed here a couple 100 for many, although there could be some isolated areas of a quarter to a third of an inch under a isolated cell, a rogue cell if you want sixties for a few seventies for most after today, we begin to warm up. we'll clear it out thursday and then warmer weather day friday into the weekend. alright see? thank you. time is 5 22, puerto rico still devastated by the impact of hurricane fiona what some bay area residents are doing to support the people stuck in puerto rico without power, and you can now own a piece of television history. the items once owned by betty white that are being auction.

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two day meetings, and it's expected to raise interest rates again. it's expected the fed will raise its key interest rate by another three quarters of a percent. that would be the third straight rate hike at that level , and that's considered aggressive that would take interest rates at their highest level since 2008. economists say the rate hikes are an effort to curb inflation. but they say it could also trigger a recession. well san francisco giants fans dream of seeing baseball slugger aaron judge hitting home runs out of oracle park next season. but for now, the new york yankees star and free agent to be aaron judge joined an exclusive club in baseball by doing that last night, he hit a homer against the pittsburgh pirates became only the sixth player in major league history was 60 or more homers in the season. the others include barry bonds and former a's first baseman mark mcgwire. we're both

the giants and the aids have 14 games left in this season. the giants well, they're bringing in that colorado mile high air going for three straight wins tonight against the colorado rockies. the giants had five extra base hits, including a solo homer, six of their pictures combined for that win. tonight's game begins at 5 40 in denver. now the aids are headed for 100 plus losses this season , but they're they're looking for any bright spot taking find last night. the ace pitchers led by rookie jp sears turned in one of the best outings of any team . so far this season, they held the seattle mariners, a team that's looking for a playoff spot. did well to just one hit and the aids 14 to 1. jp sears is only 26 years old, one of the key players the age received in the trade with the yankees. tonight's game against the mariners is at 6 40 at the coliseum. it is 5 26 fans of tv

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news. this is mornings on two. good morning. thank you for joining us here on morning san to pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's the middle of the week. it's wednesday. september 21st you ready for summer to end? not really. i never am. but i am ready for rain do enjoy the rain rain for you. it's coming our way. yeah it sure sounds nice, doesn't it does it's about time we had some good news here, and we're getting more of this morning. after today, though, it looks like a break here. probably the rest of the month. probably but i think there's more rain in our near future. but it's all about today and this low, finally making its move, and as it does, it is opening the door to more scattered showers and some possible thundershowers been a couple of lightning strikes out towards rio vista. pretty good. sell right over antioch right now. highway for brentwood, antioch up the rio vista. so that is really popped up here in the last about our mostly activity, though, favors about san francisco, oakland south for now, so get ready for some action. mostly cloudy. mild scattered showers. possible

thundershowers seventies on the temps. alright sal's here at 5 31. do we have good news on the san mateo bridge is still kind of stuck. well it is better to use steve. we have one lane open and since the same mateo bridge eastbound at this time is not that can be the direction there's not too much of a traffic jam. this was a deadly crash that happened on eastbound 92. coming up near the toll plaza between the toll plaza and the high rise eastbound. now there's a police seen there on the scene, but cars are getting by westbound traffic is okay as well. we haven't we've seen other commutes be okay. now, if you're driving in oakland or at the bay bridge, it looks good. if you're in livermore, there is a crash near last procedures. college isabel avenue at airway boulevard. avoid that area. if you can, 5 32, let's go back to the headlines. all right. thank you, sal. happening today. president joe biden will speak to the united nations general assembly in new york. ktvu sally rasmus joins us now from our newsroom and alley. the speech

comes as world leaders are growing more concerned about russia's plans to escalate the war in ukraine certainly signs that that is what's going to happen. president biden scheduled to speak to the un general assembly meeting around 7 30 our time this morning. and at that annual meeting of world leaders, the president plans to call for unity in the face of russia's war in ukraine. there are signs that the fighting in ukraine could escalate just hours ago overnight, russian president vladimir putin announced he's calling 250 to 3n military reservists to fight and ukraine, putin warned the west that he is willing to use quote all the means at his disposal to protect russian territory. veiled threat and other international political problems caused by russia's war in ukraine was the focus of the u. n secretary general in his address to our leaders. this year. the world has enough foods . the problem is distribution. but if the fertilizer market is not stabilized next year's

problem might be food supply itself. you already have reports of farmers in west africa and beyond cultivating fewer crops because of the price or like availability of fertilizers. secretary pretorius says sanctions do not apply to the export of russian fertilizers and ammonia, which are essential to avoid an international food shortage in the months and years ahead again. president biden is scheduled to speak before the general assembly at the u. n around 7 30 our time this morning we will carry of the speech live on ktvu.. thk you time now. 5 34 after four homicides already this week in oakland, some people want to know if more can be done to keep people in oakland. and safe. police say they're overwhelmed by the amount of crime calls to come in, including calls at all hours of the day about side shows, shootings, crashes, thefts and even more violent crimes are the priority of the police, property crimes,

burglaries and other reports to the police are low on that list. we have to do better. we have to focus our police resources on those violent crimes. and find alternatives. to deal with the other volume of 911 calls that we have a tremendous strain. it's hard. obviously we tried to manage our resources properly and appropriately as we can. oakland police, like many other police departments, is struggling to hire police officers. there are at least 45 job openings right now, and the city has approved additional cadet classes for a police officer in oakland, $102,000 a year a section of highway one in monterrey, is back open this morning after the fire had a pg and e battery facility in moss landing. that fire started at about 1 30 yesterday morning in a tesla mega pack battery, pg and e says in automatic safety system

disconnected the entire battery storage area from the power grid . lithium ion battery experts say the problem is likely to become more common as the world becomes more dependent on large scale batteries. but all those cells and close proximity the chances of fire go up. and so we shouldn't be surprised that we're seeing more and more episodes of fires. the batteries were originally intended for small scale devices such as laptops and cell phones. now larger batteries are being produced. tech experts say some manufacturers used poor quality materials often skip expensive testing and quickly assembled and shipped them. however they add lithium ion batteries can be very safe if they are made used and maintained correctly. 5 36 hackers are demanding of ransom after they crack security for the los angeles unified school district. the l. a unified superintendent confirmed that demand but says the school district has not responded as

yet hackers tapped into the l, a unified computers more than two weeks ago, and since then, all systems have been reset, including passwords. school district leaders say they're confident social security numbers and other confidential information is still secure. that school district serves more than 600,000 students, and they have more than 75,000 employees for the farmworkers lobbying for the governor to sign legislation that impacts them will get another famous supporter today, musician and rage against the machine. guitarist tom morello says he will perform outside the state capitol in sacramento today in support of the farm workers. they're pushing the governor to sign a bill that would allow farm workers to vote remotely in union elections. they've been protesting outside the capital for weeks now, the governor's office has said that the bill is flawed. a popular east bay restaurant, maybe reopening just a month after announcing its closure, according to the emeryville i, the longtime restaurant rudy's

can't fail cafe has been taken over by three former employees. the restaurant says it is working to reopen sometime this month, which much of the same menu. the diner has been in emeryville for more than 20 years. it was partially owned by green day's mike dirnt. alright. our time is 5 38, a revitalized plaza in the heart of san francisco's japantown is a step closer now to reality. the peace plaza is between gary and post street. it was built back in the mid 19 sixties as a gift from osaka, japan. most of the plaza is original, and it needs an update the city of san francisco . budgeted $25 million for it. now the state is sending $6 million more to help out with the rising cost of construction. there's so much history that is so significant right to the asian americans experience here in this country, and san francisco is at the heart of it preserved the history and make sure that for generations to

come this is a place where people can continue to come to understand japanese american history but also celebrate japanese american culture, and the big project includes waterproofing and paving plant's new lighting and seating renovations, hopefully will begin in two years and be completed a year later. i love that. that will be amazing. very nice area. alright reining in the city right now. is it starting to stop? steve picked up point. oh, one last i look, there's a little bit there. there's it's all over the place, so we'll take a look here and as the lowest moving in. it's mainly south of the city, though for right now, but it is a sending in bands northward. this will be a morning event for the coast and the bay than an afternoon event as it left northeast. i think if you're in the santa clara valley, it's probably not going to be a your event at all. but for 48 hours that long was off the mendocino coast yesterday was off san francisco cisco. now it's making its move, and it's moving in on the san mateo coast, not much yet to the north mendocino

county lake county, although i expect this area to pick up a lot later today as that low travels that direction to the northeast there's been some pretty good activity towards vacaville, fairfield, real vista and also around brentwood and anti. och some of that popping up here pretty rapidly here. that's within the last hour. look at that as long a highway for as well. bay point it's moving pretty rapidly, though, so it's not hanging around. that's not training or stalling out or anything, but most of the activities about from hayward to fremont. heading over towards the east bay and also on going down the peninsula on the san mateo coast, right about santa cruz santa cruz north looks to be the line is this low lift northward and as it does, temperatures will stay on the mild side looking for kind of should say wednesday on that now tuesday mostly cloudy, mild seventies on the temp, scattered showers. thunderstorms. we've already had that. happened so far. 50 sixties on your temps kind of mild here any sun breaks but certainly help development and maybe some activity later today, but again, it's for the morning it'd be closer to the coast by the afternoon evening

that low lift northeast towards napa county out towards the sacramento valley. you can see there's plenty of lightning observations already. now again , there could be an isolated cell, maybe a quarter of an inch or a third, but most occasions looking for under about 1/10 of an inch. this will be it for a while, although i'm optimistic we'll still see something and not too distant future but seventies for most on the temps, the lowest long gone by tomorrow, so we clear it out and then warmer weather kicks in friday, saturday and end of the weekend. you guys all right. thank you. steve. the corruption trial for santa clara county sheriff laurie smith begins today. coming up in our six o'clock hour. the accusations she is facing and i'm living just above $1000. a month is not easy when you know 30% of your income. brands senior citizens ending up in poverty. more than any other age group will tell you how advocates in the south bay are trying to confront that tough real

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seniors. across the country are struggling financially, more than any other group, u. s census bureau data shows last year a million more seniors age 65 older fell into poverty. that's more than 10% of seniors and the highest level since 2002 santa clara county reports 40% of its homeless population is over the age of 55. a new program in santa clara county, called cal aim is focused on helping homeless seniors. you can't just stick them in a house and think that they're going to get it. you have to do sustaining housing where they know that they have to pay their bills, and they have to keep their place clean, and they have to be a good community member. the city of san jose says three new senior housing sites will be complete this year, adding 500 units. still advocates say more

housing and more assistance will be needed to keep people in their homes are time is 5 40 for a homeless man from san jose lost his battle to keep living as the only person at a homeless encampment court ruled that rudy ortega cannot keep living at the homeless encampment near mineta san jose airport, the faa already told the city of san jose, clear out the encampment area. area because it's not safe for people to stay there. ortega has a trailer that broke down, he went to court to ask the city to give him more time to fix the trailer and then move out. he's hoping the city will help him get the trailer back on the road. well governor, gavin newsom is in new york now talking about california's climate goals. the governor spoke at an event organized by the clinton foundation. on friday, governor newsom signed 40 different climate bills, including mandating carbon neutrality by the year 2045 safety regulations for oil wells and requiring the state to produce 90% clean energy by the

year 2035. we have not just said fourth, the most audacious goals . we backed up those goals with regulation and laws. there's no jurisdiction anywhere in the world. that is set now more ambition. backed up by not just policy and regulatory framework , but by a record breaking $54 billion we put up in this year's budget fast track. political analysts have questioned whether governor newsom is preparing to run for president in case president biden decides not to run for reelection, the governor's office told ktvu. those rumors are false. hurricane fiona is now a category four storm as it churns through the caribbean. the storm is moving away from the islands of turks and caicos who are knocked out telecommunications infrastructure and caused flooding. the storm has also devastated puerto rico. nearly 80% of the island is still without power. people are now stocking up on bottled water and

gasoline. tell me he's hoping it wouldn't be so big. but it was bigger than we expected. and you have to make do with what you have. in the dominican republic. entire farming communities have been wiped out by those torrential rains and winds. five people have died in the storm. so far, fiona is now headed towards bermuda and is expected to hit that island tomorrow. there is a new effort here in the bay area to help puerto rico recover from hurricane fiona, the san jose nonprofit puerto rican civic clubs is raising money to get generators and solar lights to people. they're they're also setting up drop off sites in gilroy and san jose. for people to help as well. they're warning it may take a long time for the power to come back on all over puerto rico. this is not going to be an easy task. this is something that they're not gonna be able to fix in a day or two lots of power in puerto rico, you know that we live on an electrical planet

that everything works with electricity and going back to stay no with no power for a long period of time, it's gonna start bringing dead people. now the power grid in puerto rico is still in bad shape after hurricane maria five years ago caused a complete blackout. their electricity was not fully restored for 11 months after that storm. alright it is 5 48 and sal has some traffic issues . you're starting in the east bay. that's right, pam. we're seeing the commute pick up now for almost everyone who is getting out there. for example, highway four. you can see that line of cars beginning to build up here. so this is the time when it transitions right about now we're starting to see more backups all over the place, including at the bay bridge as you head into san francisco 8 80 is okay. we've been following a problem on the same tail braids. that's a little better now since they have they have some lines

open eastbound 92. as you head out to hayward. this was a deadly crash. but it's the non commute direction and there's only pardon me a small backup past the scene. let's bring steve in with today's weather. thank you, sir. our upper low is finally moving. it's been hanging around here since the weekend. it was off sent off the medicine. oh coast on monday, drops south yesterday off san francisco. now it's moving inland rainfall from yesterday and early this morning, cordelia quarter of an inch livermore. also close to that there were two cells yesterday won over bony sha vallejo, cordelia. american canyon. another one was over livermore ultimate past 5 80 18 100. diablo 17 clayton had a thunderstorm early early this morning. about two o'clock point. oh, eight dublin point. oh, five, sandra fell and santa rosa picking up a couple of 100 as well. 1000.4 point. oh, five. our system. you can see it. there goes starting to make its move. it was, you know, it needs something to draw it up or a kicker. well something's drawing

it up to the north, and that's why it's starting to accelerate. to the north. not too much yet. but later today, i think lake county napa county out towards the valley. well that's where the logo is going to track in that direction. northeast rio vista to brentwood, antioch highway four bay point you see a little line forming right there something to keep an eye on that has popped up in the last about our two has been some pretty good lightning strikes near rio vista. but there's some pretty good downpours coming in associated with that it is moving. it's not parking itself. that's the good news. after that, it's a little bit in the east paper. mainly it's about san francisco, oakland south as the low moves in its the greatest impact right now is on highway one san mateo coast skyline on the peninsula down to about santa cruz that looks to be the line so mostly cloudy mild today. not a lot of cold air with this could be a few sound breaks. but i think there'll be a lot of cloud cover for the morning. this favors coast in bay for the afternoon evening. it will favorite areas north and east. scattered showers. thundershowers 50 sixties. on your test pretty mild. i mean, there's not a lot of cold air with this, but let's give this not only just a

participation trophy. but a gold star for showing up this time of year. the low is on its way out of the picture, and as it does, it will give us a wide variety of activity today, no doubt about it could easily be a quarter of an inch or a third of one of these cells. parks it we saw that yesterday could easily happen again today. so for the morning, it's coast and bay for the afternoon evening. it'll be areas around solano county napa. i think lake county then points east tomorrow. it's out of the picture, and we have warmer weather on the way you guys alright, steve. thank you, tom. is 5 51 fighting and solving crimes using personal security cameras, but take a look at san francisco's new policy that lets the police use those cameras in real time test is getting underway for nasa the plans today to prepare for launch of the artemis moon rocket

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morning sun to want to take you out live to the kennedy space center happening right now. nasa has started the fueling process of the artemis one rocket there at the kennedy space center. technicians right now are loading hyper chilled liquid oxygen, then liquid hydrogen into those fuel cells. now, the fueling problems forced nasa to cancel last month scheduled lodge, another fueling issue for nasa to cancel the second launch attempt. september 3rd. today's test is designed to let nasa

know if the new seals on the rocket fixed the problem. so again. we're just watching this live right now is the fueling is expected to take until about noon. our time. if all goes well, nasa could attempt to launch the rocket to the moon next tuesday. thank you now, so for that the national transportation safety board wants to require new safety measures. in all new american cars. officials are recommending blood alcohol monitoring equipment becomes standard. they say that would prevent intoxicated drivers from starting their cars and would lead to fewer alcohol related crashes. federal investigators say drunk driving is responsible for about 30% of all traffic deaths in the us the ntsb cannot require the new equipment that would have to come from the national highway traffic administration time now. 5 55 law enforcement warning about an online black market for alcohol , where a lot of people are being scammed with inflation and the supply chain problems. many people have been using online marketplaces to get a better deal. but now, investigators say

many people who think they're getting a good price or actually getting scanned, and they're also getting fake boobs. rouz. empty the bottle or they'll buy recycled bottles because there's value to the individual empty bottle these days. they'll uh, fill them up with bourbon or something else, which can be very dangerous. now investigators say expensive bottles are normally targeted, and alcohol distributors say there's been a dramatic increase in the number of counterfeit is that the reason that can be dangerous is there's no guarantee of what you could really be drinking. halloween spending is expected to reach a new record this year. the national retail federation projects halloween sales will hit more than $10.5 billion on average, consumers are expected to spend $100 and candy decorations and costumes, spending on costumes, in particular, expected to reach its highest level in the past five years, totaling about $3 billion and spending on those

guys, the pet costumes $710 million, beating last year's record. right time is 5 56 wholesale energy prices here in california reached their highest level since august of 2020 during the heatwave earlier this month, electricity demand hit a new all time record. on september the six at the man yeah, it was a new all time high. the u. c has energy institute says the wholesale price of electricity spiked to $1200 per megawatt hour that day, millions of californians just cranked up the air conditioning. one company is now helping with energy savings by rewarding people who help conserve the power grid. when customers get to reduce consumption with lowers, they build, they get rewarded, which further lowers their bill and the grid is stabilized as we transition from traditional generation to renewable generation. the company wants

people to always be aware of how much energy they're using, and the time of day where they're using that energy. it says both of those factors dramatically affect your energy bills. gap is laying off 500 workers at its san francisco headquarters as well as its offices in new york and asia. company is also stopping the hiring process for a number of positions. the layoffs come after second quarter earnings were down 8% compared to the same period last year. store sales dropped 10% with the loss of $49 million in the same period. online sales are also dropped 6% during the second quarter. our time dial 5 58, the state of california now loosening recommendation when it comes to wearing a face mask. in the beginning friday, the state health department will drop it strong recommendation to wear a mask. now they're telling people to follow the cdc guidelines for the level of community spread of covid for your local area. right now, the cdc only is recommending facemask where

people at high risk in sonoma and marin counties and new bye bye. valent covid boosters for children may soon be on the way the new omicron variant shots or as expected to arrive as soon as next month if given emergency use authorization by the fda. cdc anticipates recommending that booster shot for pediatric age groups by the middle of october. the agency is expect to recommend the updated pfizer's vaccine for ages five through 11 and the moderna vaccine for ages. 6 to 17. but one firefighter is recovering after being hurt in a big fire. edward may have been a marijuana grow house in the east bay will bring you a live report in san leandro with some of the challenges of firefighters faced, plus. and raising my kids here in oakland. um i would like to have that number of police officers to make sure my neighbors my family

and friends are all safe in a violent week in oakland, several shootings and attacks the latest efforts by the oakland police department and city leaders to try to get more police officers on the street. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto well, good morning to you and thank you for joiningok wednesd, september 21st wrapping summer with some rain paulson fr our forecast. don't say that very often. you don't this summer, i remember very distinctly came in very hot. that is true. i have today. autumn will begin on a warmer note, but summer's ending while we have one more or did i date you know tomorrow at six pm, but it's the last full day of summer and we have rain here. not not for all but our upper low, which has been hanging around since the weekend is now inching towards the coast san mateo coast. it's weakening, but there's still been numerous reports of scattered showers.

couple reports of lightning pretty good activity near rio vista, and i can see that line going through brentwood, adding at bethel island up to rio vista. that's one that's been popping up, so get ready for some action will be mostly cloudy. mild scattered showers. thundershowers the possibility for today. in the morning, it's coast and bank by the afternoon evening. it'll be like county napa county, solano county seventies on attempts. alright sounds here is eastbound on the san mateo bridge, saying better what? it's the same, although, since it's the non commute direction, steve, you still have people getting through on that same mateo bridge as you mentioned a little wet out there a little wet in some spots. i mean, not touring. shil rain but definitely wet pavement. on eastbound 92. they have one lane getting through because of an earlier deadly crash, chp and cemetery county sheriff told us this was associated with an earlier chase of a vehicle and that vehicle ended up on the accident scene. it turned into a deadly crash. we're still trying to find out more information.

westbound 92 is not affected it just driving by here. 5 80 is a little bit slow as you drive out toward the livermore area gets better into pleasant and castro valley. and at the bay bridge toll plaza. we do have traffic that is backing up almost out to the mess. not quite. but there is a backup here as you try to drive onto the westbound paper ridge 602. let's go back. to the headlines. all right, sal. thank you. well in san leandro firefighters were busy. they worked through the night to put out a huge fire. it was inside a commercial building. the firefighters say it may have been some kind of marijuana grow operation ktvu sema gasses in san leandro right now, with the very latest from alameda county fire. good morning, emma. good morning, dave. well, fire crews are just about done here, teaming that three alarm fire. there's still two fire engines here and they no longer are pouring water on top of the commercial building that caught fire a sign that things are

wrapping up. this is a commercial industrial area of san leandro and the building that caught fire is a large warehouse. one firefighter was injured and taken to the hospital. he had minor injuries and that was reported by alameda county fire around midnight. until 1 30 this morning to get the fire under control and at one point more than 50 firefighters, along with mutual aid from oakland fire or battling that three alarm fire, and it was so explosive that cruz had to evacuate the building and find it from the outside. it was high heat, low visibility and we realized that we weren't going to attack this fire from interior safely, so pulled everybody out. smart call and all we're doing now is trying to attack the fire from the exterior, which is harder and going to take a lot longer to knock this fire down so very large structure. heavy fire load. the building was heavily fortified and extremely difficult for firefighters to access. alameda county fire is working now to confirm earlier

reports that the building was housing a marijuana grow. operation officials have not yet said what caused the fire reporting live in san leandro and lagasse, ktvu. fox stream use all right. thank you. emma oakland fire investigators believe arson is the cause of three small fires that started last night along interstate 5 80 that happened at about six o'clock yesterday evening between 35th and coolidge avenue . video from twitter shows the flames near fruitvale avenue, just outside the guardrail. the fires were quickly put out did not spread to any nearby homes and road flares were found on the scene. last week, five homes were damaged in a much bigger fire in the same area. the fires may not be related. so this incident we were able to deem that this one was arson based upon the stuff that was found at the scene here tonight in the fire we had last week or on friday was that was still under investigation as well. we've got multiple investigators working on that one. and that one still is under investigation. so they

are two separate incidents. they just happen to be in close proximity to each other. no word. yet if there are any suspects for last night's fires now 604. there was another deadly shooting in oakland this time right outside of city hall . it happened yesterday afternoon, the long prank ogawa plaza on 14th street, and witnesses heard several shots. police say one victim, a man from oakland in his twenties, died there in the plaza. a second victim was rushed to the hospital. the shooting happened just yards away from city hall as the oakland city council meeting was underway, most council members are taking part remotely, but some of the city staff inside heard the shooting. it was really unnerving to be in city hall and not know how close the gunshots were and if someone was injured no dark infinity sedan was told away from that scene. we asked the police about

this, but they made no comment on it. they're asking anybody who may have any cellphone or security video to share it with investigators. we are learning more about the two men who were killed two days ago in a drive by shooting in oakland's pill hill neighborhood. now police say they believe several shooters were involved when the shots were fired from a car at two locations. the victims are identified as 27 year old assam, audrey, who is originally from yemen, and 59 year old b lol, ihsa. friends, uh, visa say he is well known in oakland's ethiopian community. bilal. he was helping people. he has his children. he has a family. very nice boy. one of our family or homicide sections, investigating all angles of this crime. this incident is very obviously tragic. shocking. a 19 year old man was also shot in the leg during the attack so far, police say they do not know of a motive . and if you have any

information, you are asked to call oakland police well shootings. car crashes, side shows, burglaries and other crimes have times overwhelmed the oakland police department and you can understand that is also raising some new questions about police staffing and police resources. ktvu is andre senior is here now in the studio to tell us what's being done, andre the issue of staffing brought up before it's being brought up again here. oakland deputy chief james berry says the department is at least 45 officers. short police leadership has said in the past, it needs hundreds of more officers right now, 911 calls for violent crimes are prioritized. property crimes, burglaries and other reports are low on that list. this is not unique to open, though law enforcement experts say it is a result of reduced officer retention that's blamed on low pay, increased scrutiny and more work. oakland city council president says 911 calls can only be a police problem we have to do better. we have to focus our police resources on those violent crimes. and find

alternatives. to deal with the other volume of 911 calls that we have city and police officials agree the major problem in the city is increasing gun violence. skip city council members say they need to use city county, state and federal resources to get guns off the streets. the city of oakland has stepped up training for new officers. a new group of cadets are scheduled to graduate next month. for more academies are planned for this fiscal year. dave over to you alright, andre. thank you timed out 608 well, part of highway one in monterrey has now reopened after being shut down for more than a day because of a fire at a pg and e battery plant in moss landing now the fire started about 1 30 yesterday morning in a tesla mega pack battery pg and e. says an automatic safety system disconnected the entire battery storage area from the power grid. lithium ion. battery experts say the problem is likely to become more common as the world becomes more dependent on large scale batteries. all

those cells and close proximity . the chances of fire go up and so we shouldn't be surprised that we're seeing more and more episodes of fires. now he also says the batteries were originally intended for small scale devices, including a laptop and mobile phones. but now the bigger batteries are being produced. other experts say some manufacturers used poor quality materials, they often skip expensive testing and quickly as symbol and then ship them out. but they add that lithium batteries can be very safe if they're made used and maintain the right way. we finally know when service in san francisco is expected to start for the long awaited central subway money plans to start with limited weekend service saturday, november 19th stops will be at the fourth and brandon area, yorba buena union square and china station chinatown station. it won't connect to the main t line for

daily service until early next year. for limited service will be free in november and december . very nice time is 16. we're going right back to sell. you have the latest on that deadly crash on the san mateo bridge. we found out more information from chp and san mateo county sheriff as to what happened earlier this morning, we had a deadly collision on the same mateo bridge. and we do have a crew on the scene. now you can see the two right lanes are taken away. they're still putting up flares. there's only one lane on the left. getting by . there is a white bus tang. you could see it behind the chp motorcycle that at one point was involved in a chase from san mateo county sheriff. they lost the car. but minutes later they found a collision involving that car. several others someone got out of one of these vehicles and was hit and killed by oncoming traffic. eastbound 92 is going to be affected, although westbound, you can see people

are slowing westbound on the scene, but it's not affecting traffic as much eastbound traffic. this is the non commute direction. let me go to a different view. i'll go to our traditional cemetery all county via traffic view. you can see that there are a couple of brake lights tapping past the scene there, but it is moving along otherwise okay, let's talk about some of these other commutes. 5 80 is going to be okay if you drive from livermore to hayward . and if you look at the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see the traffic here is backed up for its typical delay of about 10 minutes before you make it. onto the span at 6 11. let's go back to the desk. all right. thank you. sal president biden may have some tough words for russia when he addresses the united nations momentarily the growing tension surrounding the war in ukraine after threats overnight by russian president vladimir putin and the annual salesforce conference in san francisco. it is back at full capacity for the first time since the pandemic began here with some of the attendees say about the event and the city of

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francisco supervisors approved legislation that allows police to use privately owned surveillance cameras. the one year pilot program will allow officers to use private cameras in real time, the owners of the cameras have to give police permission to use them, and the use must be connected to a life threatening emergency or to make a decision on where to send officers during a large event where there are possible public safety concerns. please can also use those cameras in criminal investigations, but again only if there is written permission time at 6 14. the oakland unified school district, filed the police report after seeing video of a woman taking down four flags outside of the school. down why now? coliseum college prep academy is flying

those flags and honor of hispanic heritage month. the video was taken saturday between four and seven. p.m. principal happened to be on the campus. he found the flags of mexico, honduras, el salvador and guatemala in a pile on the ground. now he returned them along with the black lives matter and pride flags to that flagpole. we want to make the message very clear that no matter what happens, we're going to stand by our families. we stand by our students going to stand by our staff, regardless where they're from. oakland school officials say coliseum college prep academy is in east oakland. it's considered the heart of the latino community in oakland more than 75% of the students there are latino district says, if they find out who this woman is a good has asked to have her cited for trespassing as well as vandalism . governor newsom is in new york , calling attention to california's climate goals, the

governor spoken, an event organized by the clinton foundation. on friday, governor newsom signed 40 different climate bills, which include mandating carbon neutrality by 2045. safety regulations for oil wells and a requirement for the state to produce 90% clean energy by 2035. we have not just said fourth, the most audacious goals. we backed up those goals with regulation and laws. there's no jurisdiction anywhere in the world that is set now more ambition. backed up by not just policy and regulatory framework, but by a record breaking $54 billion we put up in this year's budget fast track our transit. many political analysts have questioned whether newsom is preparing a run for president should president biden decided not to run for reelection governor's office tells us here at ktvu those rumors are false time is 6 16 of revitalized plaza in the heart of san francisco's japantown is

a step closer to reality. it's the peace pleasant. it's between gary and post street. it was built back in the mid 19 sixties as a gift from osaka, japan. most of the plaza is original, and it needs an update the city of san francisco budgeted $25 million. now the state is sending $6 million more to help with the rising costs of construction. there's so much history that is so significant right to the asian americans experience here in this country , and san francisco is at the heart of it preserved the history and make sure that for generations to come this is a place where people can continue to come to understand japanese american history but also celebrate japanese american culture about the project includes waterproofing and paving new plants. new lighting new seating. the renovations are due to begin in two years and be completed a year later. popular

east bay restaurant maybe reopening just a month after announcing closure, according to the emeryville i, the longtime restaurant rudy's can't fail cafe has been taken over by three former employees. the restaurant says it's working to reopen sometime this month, which with much of the same menu , the diner has been in emeryville for more than 20 years. it was partially owned by green day's mike dirnt. alright time at 6 18 later today. in san francisco. some really big names will be speaking and performing at the dream for its convention , and the success of this conference could determine if other conventions come back to san francisco. yes it's a new day for customer magic. yes it's the next generation of crm. yes, it's all about the future. but the most important thing is that we're all back together as trailblazers. people attending dream for us that just flooded the area around mosconi center more than 30,000. people are expected. some who used to live here in the bay area say the city has improved since they

moved away. when i came back to visit, i was shocked how clean the city was. i lived here many years ago, back in the .com age. a lot of homelessness, a lot of trash and it was just so clean everywhere. i couldn't believe it. now. today's dream for speakers include singer and talk show host jennifer hudson. bono the musician and activist and former vice president al gore. and tonight just for pam cook will be a concert by the red hot chili peppers, oracle park. quite a lane up very nice to see everybody back in san francisco. spending money at all those businesses it could cause some traffic around the city and that area south, you know, before we go and talk about the freeways, i do want to mention that howard street. i think we mentioned it. i'll do it again. howard street because of dream forces closed between 3rd and 4th. and that means what does that mean? that means false, um and mission are

going to take more traffic. that means the fifth admission garage. is going to be probably fall. so just plan for that we have to switch to a different traffic story now and that would be the same entail bridge eastbound 92 person was hit and killed by oncoming traffic at about 4 15 this morning. chp says the man who is driving the stolen car, which is that white one right there, uh, was being one point chased by san mateo county sheriff's deputies wanted for burglary. this car eventually ended up running out of gas and the suspect got out of the car and try to run away and was hit by oncoming traffic. so that's what happened and the right lanes are still closed. corner has not arrived yet, or the sheriff is there, but the alameda county coroner's on the way he's found only one lane is open. westbound traffic is open , but people are slowing task. the scene to see all the activity you can see here. look at the end it by the way. it's

wet, too. you can see this. it's right about there and right about here. everyone kind of slows, taps the brakes for a little bit and then moves on to foster city. so there is a momentary backup. if you're driving westbound, let's talk about the bay bridge toll plaza. that seems to be pretty normal and i don't see any water there. it's interesting because earlier this morning i was out in the parking lot here in oakland, and it was a little light rain. but here at the bay bridge toll plaza, it looks dry to me. i know the man who knows the answer to all these weather questions. he is. steve paulson , sal yesterday and people on twitter will confirm this. i posted a future radar from a high resolution model and one of the bulls eyes was over the san mateo bridge. i see. it's wet. it's wet, pretty good, pretty good model that deserves, uh, i mentioned because it nailed it on that. all right. we also had rained yesterday. now is more a scattered there were two cells 11 beneath the vallejo, cordelia and move north calistoga, 43, 100, zar observer, gary converse

and not far away. just a little bit to these there. are there the west use me petrified forest picked up a quarter of an inch cordelia, also a quarter of an inch of livermore 0.23. that was a big sell that developed over 5 80 livermore out by the ultimate past, the leo 1801 hundreds of hidden brooke clayton point. oh, eight. that was early this morning. about two o'clock. dublin point. oh, five. san rafael santa rosa, both that point oh, four. arlo has been hanging around since the weekend it would drop down off san mateo coast brought in the rain on sunday, then actually retrograde . a little bit was off san francisco yesterday. now it's making its move. and as it does, it's going to make a move inland . so it is on the san mateo coast, also on the peninsula, and there have been some bands that have been lifting northward. the focus this morning is to about san francisco, oakland south by this afternoon this evening, i would expect lake county napa county, solano county to be in on the mix. now there's still some bands that have been rotating up there. rio vista's there's been some lightning near there around brentwood, antioch. couple of quick moving cells went right through there along highway four

bay point looks like they're in the dryer side, though a little bit in the east bay from fremont to san ramon. you can see some of that activity there, but most of it again. about san francisco, oakland and take 80 down towards hayward, but no doubt about it on the san mateo coast, and you can see some of that moisture moving up along the san mateo cost. santa cruz looks to be the cut off south of that. sorry i don't think so. you're going to get anything this looks to be about, you know, lifting northeast so mostly cloudy some sun breaks but mild seventies scattered showers. possible thundershowers. fifties sixties on the temps were running warmer this morning by about 57 almost nine degrees. that's petaluma because yesterday we had some clearing and a few upper forties . today we're under cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. 39 truckee , south lake tahoe at 42, the low is on its way it will reject to the northeast by tomorrow. it'll be all the way up in nevada, idaho, but you can see there could be easily quick little downpours here from this system, isolated quarter inch to a third. some of these rogue showers would not surprise. but after today we're going dry here

for a little bit 60 seventies on the temps here, so look for an active day today, mainly in the morning coast and bay afternoon will be to the northeast and then warmer weather pan friday into the weekend. all right. thank you. steve hurricane in the caribbean is getting stronger this morning, leaving behind a trail of destruction on island nations. we're going to show you some of the help already on the way f

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today. the reserve wraps up its two day meeting, and it is expected to bring another interest rate hike. the prediction is that the fed will raise its key rate by another three quarters of a percent. that would be the third consecutive rate hike at that level, which is considered aggressive. that would also take interest rates to their highest level since 2008 economists say the rate hikes are an attempt to curb inflation, but also say it could trigger a recession. we

are already feeling the effects of higher interest rates, especially when it comes to buying property builders are now seeing people who had signed contracts for new homes, canceling those deals because higher interest rates are making the move to expensive. last month, 19% of signed contracts were canceled. that's more than double the number of cancelations from august of last year, and that leaves builders looking for new buyers so that they can pay for the cost. they've already racked up. the san diego zoo is welcoming a new addition. we would like to introduce you to neville ah, the six week old southern white rhino looks small born august 6th, but he already weighs. £250 neville is big and strong enough to explore the main habitat where he spends his days splashing and rolling in the mud. welcome, neville. we are just about one hour away from president biden's address to the united nations general assembly . we're going to take you there live but up next we're going to tell you what we can expect from

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us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. wednesday morning. september 21st. i was outside, standing in rain still raining, pouring outside our studio. poulsen knew that the old man snoring. what do you mean by that? yeah not talking about you guys. what okay, um, i mentioned this yesterday. i said, you know. wednesday morning about five am to eight am. i think that looks to be you know the prime time? well, guess what. it is coming down here for many not for all but especially around san francisco, oakland south on the senate tail coast and also on the peninsula cemetery bridge over to oakland. dave came in and said man is pouring out there. well you can see the system is moving, so that's going to lead to some really heavy rain for some now north of that, and east of that, it's more hit and miss. and there's not much but get ready for some action here for a system that is almost on the end of summer but mostly cloudy. mild scattered showers. thundershowers later today. i would expect lake

county, solano county, napa county to be in line for more activity seventies on the thames. alright salles here, rain sometimes will cause some issues right back to the san mateo bridge. that's right. eastbound salmon tail bridge. traffic is not getting ting through eastbound. they close it . sometimes they open it, but it was morning. you can see some vehicles are getting through. people on ther. we're going to tell you more about what happened and how this all came to pass. but for now, you should know that if you're using the same mateo bridge. it is going to be very slow in both directions. i would use the bay bridge when we come back. we're going to talk about a problem in livermore on isabel avenue that involves a big rig as well. so that's coming up. but now at 6 32, let's go right back to the headlines. all right. thank you happening today. president biden is in new york city. he will

address the united nations assembling ktvu sally rasmus is here in the studio, and his speech is coming just hours after russian president putin talked about escalate. in the war against ukraine. allen certainly signs that that is what's going to be happening in the weeks ahead. more than that, in the 2nd 1st want to let you know the president biden is going to be speaking to the u. n general assembly around 7 30 our time. so about an hour from now, at that annual meeting of world leaders, the president plans to call for unity in the face of russia's war in ukraine. reach good. even that which is but he's the one oh seven minute ups many as 250 to 300,000 russian in ukraine. the military move comes as russia has lost some ground in that war in recent weeks, warned the west that he is willing to use all the means at his disposal to quote protect russian territory that veiled

threat and other international political problems caused by russia's war in ukraine was the focus of secretary general's speech in his address to world leaders, he warned a prolonged war in ukraine could cause a global food shortage. we need action across the board. let's have no illusions. we are in rough seas. a winter of global discontent is on the horizon. cost of living crisis is raging trust is crumbling inequalities are exploding and our planet is burning. um, secretary guitarist says sanctions do not apply to the export of russian fertilizers and ammonia which are essential in order to grow crops all over the world and avoid a food shortage again. president biden is scheduled to speak at the un general assembly around 7 30 our time this morning about an hour from now we will carry part of that speech. live here on ktvu. david. pam back to you. okay ali. thank you time now. 6 34 were happening today. jury selection begins in the civil trial of santa clara county sheriff laurie smith. sheriff

smith is accused of public corruption involving the way the county jail was managed and how her office used itsoncealed carn permits. also she's accused withholding documents during an internal affairs investigation of the operations of the jail. she denies all allegations. sheriff smith is scheduled to leave office in january. but if the jury finds any of the counts against her to be true, she could be removed from office immediately. a new bipartisan investigation reveals the justice department undercounted nearly 1000 prison deaths last year. now the deaths also include those in jails or those that happened during arrests. the doj is required to collect the data from states and submit the information to congress. however that report won't be complete until 2024, which is eight years past its due date. the investigation also found the data collecting has been disorderly since 2016 6 35, a homeless man from san jose, lost

his fight to continue living at a homeless encampment as the only resident there. the court ruled that rudy ortega can't keep living at the homeless encampment. it's near mineta san jose airport, the faa already told the city of san jose to clear out that area, saying it's not safe for people to stay there. now. rudy ortega has a trailer that's broken down. wow he went to the courts to ask the city to give him more time to fix it and then move out. he's hoping the city will help him get that trailer back on the road. many people are upset about san francisco de a brook jenkins plan to prosecute some juvenile offenders as adults, members of the young women's freedom center and reimagine youth justice coalition held a rally outside her office yesterday. they want her to reverse a policy that gives prosecutors the ability to seek charges as an adult for 16 and 17 year olds in certain cases, including murder, sexual assault and kidnapping. stand by and now

be hard. we will not stand by and that i be traumatized not standing this. we are not saying for this anymore are you need to be free happened right to determination for their own path. in response to the rally, jenkins released a statement saying, she says each case will be addressed individually. she also says the new policy brings the city in alignment with other dots across california who have similar policies. time now, 6 37 hackers are demanding a ransom now after they cracked security for the los angeles unified school district. l a unified superintendent confirmed that demand but says the school district has not responded as yet. hackers tapped into the unified computers more than two weeks ago. since then, all systems have been reset, including passwords. school officials are confident social security numbers and other confidential information is still secure. school district

serves more than 600,000 students they have more than 75,000 employees. san francisco school board is now putting on hold the discussion over observing two muslim holidays. the board approved a resolution last night delaying the move. it's facing a possible lawsuit over open meeting laws from its approval of the new holidays. students parents and community members argued. it's unfair not to allow students to be off for cultural observations. my name is aisha. i'm currently a sophomore at galileo high school for the past 13 years. i've been at school i've never skipped. but when you see my attendance every year, there's always one excused. absence. i gain i have to be reprimanded and marked as gone just to be able to celebrate a religious holiday. i'm here speaking to you guys doing my ap world homework to get you to listen to all of us. when we say make i eat an official holiday in the sf usd calendar the board says it is now giving district staff time to find a better way to add the

holidays to the school's calendar. time6 38 raining outside our studio, and sal, you've been busy lots of things happening on the road. just a little bit of rain that had, you know does make the commute a little slower. if you are going to be driving. i'm not sure if the weather played a role in this, but we do have a problem on the san mateo bridge. we have been following and that's eastbound on the bridge about a mile away from the toll plaza. this is a c three pursuit. i'm sorry, say mateo county sheriff pursuit. they had lost the car. that car was driving away fast ran out of gas on the same mateo bridge and the suspect who was wanted for burglary, home invasion and out of san mateo county started running and was hit by a car. that person died on the scene. we still have one lane available, but it is really slow on eastbound cemetery. burisma at white mustang chip if you move to the right a little bit. that was not that white mustang is the vehicle that was

involved. that's a stolen car, and you can see that they still have a police seen there. alright, let's talk about the alternative that you might have to the san mateo bridge. so there it is. you can see how people are slowing down past the scene, even westbound. go ahead and use the bay bridge you found if you can westbound bay bridge looks normal. i also want to mention there is a big rig crash and on isabel avenue, which is highway 84 near jack london right there. livermore police. want you to stay away from this area? don't use isabel to get over to 5 80 because you can't because of this serious crash 6 40. my goodness. can i stop talking now, steve? it's well, it's important, sal. it's okay. i know. all right, so we have some more rain as well. take a look at that in a second. we'll go back to yesterday and early this morning, though, calistoga looks like the leader of the pack 0.43 petrified forest, not far away quarter of an inch. cordelia also picked up a quarter of an inch sell the developed over beneath to vallejo. went over a hidden

broke american canyon. cordelia livermore, also another big sell yesterday afternoon around four o'clock to five right over 5th, 5, 80 livermore and the ultimate past quarter of an inch of galileo. 18 100 clayton early this morning point, oh, eight. dublin point oh, five in san rafael. santa rosa both picked up a point. oh, for arlo is moving. it's been with us since the weekend. meandered off the mendocino coast yesterday was west of san francisco. now it's moving in, but it's moving in, and it's rather rain specific, and i'll show you why there's not much to the north couple of lightning strikes there out towards rio vista, but things have kind of calmed down a little bit. the line is about oakland, san bruno daly city, east and south started to move towards more aga, walnut creek, dublin, san ramon, but most of the activity there's no doubt about it on the peninsula along highway one cemetery coast along skyline to 80 looks out by crystal springs reservoir. and then there's kind of a gentle rain for some, especially over more towards 101. but samatar redwood city looks like it's

beginning to pick up and you can see on the peninsula they are in the window here is that low makes its move. so from san mateo, back to el granada, half moon bay, 35 woodside, redwood city that looks to be the most activity right now and about santa cruz north scotts valley north appears to be the line is that's low lift northward. so mostly, not everybody will get in on rain today, but anybody in the track of this low will, which will be from about san mateo, coz oakland northward. later today, 60 seventies on the temps here, 50 sixties right now , kind of a mild air mass. we are running warmer compared to yesterday by 1 to 7 degrees half moon bay. those plus 9 39. truckee south lake tahoe 42. a lot of the activity there is pushing east because the low is moving east, so that takes those bands that have been focusing over the sierra more towards eastern nevada. you can see that line. there's been some early morning thunderstorm activity looks like it's moving out. still some in the foothills, but for us, it's all about this system coming in on the san mateo coast as it lives

northeastward that'll put lake county napa county solano county, maybe contra costa later this morning and this afternoon more into the window of possibility of showers. thundershowers seventies on most attempts, the lowest gone by tomorrow morning. temperatures start to warm up and they really warm up on the weekend. iran is a tinderbox and police abuses like this spark of outrage cause a wildfire people are outraged after a woman dies in the custody of iran's so called morality. police by her family says this was no accident. all right. now, let's check in with gasia for a look at what else are other stories we're following for you here on morning sun, too. good morning. good morning, pam and david's a busy one. we'll start with the newly released video that shows the law enforcement interrogation of sherri papini. the woman from reading has been sentenced to prison for faking her own kidnapping. here's some of the questions and answers as investigators work to pin down her lie. then are you heading

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all eligible purchases in-store. every visit. every day. ikea in iran. protesters are in the streets angry about the death of a 22 year old woman who died after iran's morality police fot wearing her head covering the right way. ms amina's tragic death and allegations of torture

and ill treatment must be promptly impartially and effectively investigated by an independent, competent authority . we strongly reject any intervention by u. s. officials in the islamic republic of iran's domestic affairs. iranian authorities say the young woman died of natural causes. but her family and others say she died from injuries after being beaten. hurricane fiona is now a category four storm as it churns through the caribbean. the storm is moving away from the islands of turks and caicos. now we're knocked out telecommunications infrastructure and caused massive flooding. the storm is also devastated. puerto rico nearly 80% of that island is still without power. people are now stocking up on bottled water and gasoline effort here in the bay area to help puerto rico recovered from hurricane fiona, the san jose nonprofit puerto rican civic club is raising i need to get generators and solar lights to the people there.

they're also setting up drop off locations and gilroy and san jose for people to help as well and they're warning it could take a long time for the power to come back on across puerto rico. this is not going to be an easy tax. this is something that they're not gonna be able to fix in a day or two lots of power in puerto rico, you know that we live on an electrical planet that everything works with electricity and going back to stay no with no power for a long period of time, it's gonna start bringing dead people. now the power grid in puerto rico is still in pretty rough shape after hurricane maria five years ago caused a complete blackout. electricity was not fully restored there for 11 months after that storm. in today's dollars and cents. gap is laying off 500 workers at at san francisco headquarters as well as offices in new york and asia. the layoffs come after second quarter earnings were down 8% compared to the same period last year. store sales dropped 10%

with the loss of $49 million in the same period. online sales also dropped 6% during the second quarter american airlines replacing its first class and business seats, with what it is calling sweets, the seeds will feature sliding privacy door. life flat seats and more room for storage. travelers in premium economy will also be treated in new seats that offer more storage. you're going to see them on cross country and other longer flights starting in 2024, the national transportation safety board wants to require new safety measures in all new american cars. now officials are recommending blood alcohol monitoring equipment becomes standard. they say that would prevent intoxicated drivers from starting the cars and would lead to fewer alcohol related crashes . the ntsb cannot require the new equipment that would have to come from the national highway traffic administration. alright pam time is 6 49. almost every person in alaska will receive more than $2600 this week from

the state, and the money is coming from alaska's permanent fund dividend. it was started with money from alaska's oil contracts this year is the highest payment ever. the state is sending out payments worth more than $1.6 billion direct deposits began hitting counts yesterday. halloween spending is expected to reach a new record this year, the national retail federation projects halloween sales will hit more than $10.5 billion shoppers are expected to spend an average of $100 on candy decorations. costumes spending on costumes expected to reach its highest level in the past five years and told all about $3 billion spending on costumes for the pets pan that may reach 710. 10 million beating last year is a record. we talked about getting a new costume for mobile. he's a hot dog. usually every year. he's very popular wasn't gonna be

like this year. i love hot dogs. let me tell you didn't eat them and also the see the little dogs dressed very popular with the trick or treaters in the neighborhood. alright alright, sal. unfortunately you have some traffic to talk about. yes i do . as a matter of fact, we have to switch gears into something a lot more serious here and that would be the same mateo bridge incident. that's a police incident. what happened was cemetery county sheriff at one point was chasing that white car you see over there eastbound on the san mateo bridge. they lost it just before it got onto the bridge. and then that person ran out of gas and got out of the car and started running and was hit by a car and killed it's really sad because obviously someone died here. but that person was we're told wanted for taking that car from someone's house and half moon bay. uh and going into the house when someone was still in there so that it was called home invasion , the alameda county coroner's on the scene. everyone on the

other side of the bridge. westbound 92 is slowing because you could see that you can see what's going on here. let me show you a different angle. right there. so you see how everyone all the breaks are coming on here? the incident on the other side of the freeway right there, so that's why people are slowing in and after that, all right, let's go to the bay bridge. you can see that traffic is moving along, okay? and there have been there was a crash here in livermore on isabel near the freeway. they're clearing that up. things have gotten better there. alright 6 52. let's talk to steve. steve. did you see i just saw on twitter that buster posey has become part owner. of the san francisco giants. i did not see that i've had my head buried in our weather, but that's interesting. surprised by that a little bit or not, i am i usually a former player doesn't at least not that quickly anyway . so it's a good thing. alright. yes sir. yes sir. all right. thanks for that info. we will take you back. if i could. i'd go back all the way to sunday

when arlo dropped in and gave us the rain and we'll go back to monday. 48 hours dropped in off the mendocino coast retrograde. it drops south of san francisco , and now it's making its move and it's starting to move inland. it's getting a little help from a system well to the north, drawing it in, and you can see some of the activity is no doubt about favoring san mateo peninsula right now, but later it will move towards it. i think napa county, solano county had a couple of lightning thunderstorm activity overnight . clayton also out towards rio vista. there's a couple of couple reports of some lightning now it favors areas about daly city, oakland, wanna creek south you can see the berkeley area down there some of that now moving towards the east bay, unfortunately or fortunately, depending how you look at it, it looks like it's going to miss san francis. look at that. it's pulling away from san francisco as it begins to move east and north, but not on the peninsula. it's all about you this morning peninsula from millbrae pacifica , montara hill, granada half moon bay cemetery. oh highway, 92 35 to 80. and of course, one

oh one. you can see that activity. that's where the heaviest rain is. looks like it's going to leave some of the energy behind along the santa cruz coast as well rendered the santa cruz mountains so our system will lift out. so for the morning, it's about south of san francisco, and then later today, it will be to the northeast of areas mostly cloudy. partly sunny, maybe later. scattered showers. possible thundershowers fifties on the temps or sixties we are running considerably warmer. as you might imagine that yesterday, this time when we had some clearing about 5 to 7 degrees warmer for most 37 trucking, 42 south lake tahoe fifties sixties for many around here, say goodbye to this low. it'll be with us today, but it will be long gone by this time tomorrow. but for the morning and even in the afternoon, we are still in the mix for some not only scattered showers, maybe some brief downpours but also some thundershower activity . after today, though, i'm going into the weekend it will be warmer too much warmer. sixties seventies on the temps gold star for this low for showing up this time of the year, but after

today, dave it's gone. yeah alright, steve time at 6 54, a bus carrying migrants from florida to new york city had the lettering of a bay area transit company. but officials with that bus service says the company is not involved and when it's really hot outside, we have cooling centers to go to, but now there is a place where you can go when the air is dangerous up next. we'll show you california's first clean air center. welcome to subway's biggest refresh yet. they're drafting 12 new subs for their all-new subway series menu. you've never seen subs like this before chuck. meteoric meatiness, and chowtown cheesiness... let's go to our panel for more appetizing analysis. the new monster's bacon has consummate craveable crispiness! the new boss is a perfect ten. (♪ ♪) wait, what are we talking about? gronk! thank you for... nothing. (laughs) the new subway series. what's your pick?

kevin: i've fought wildfires for twenty years. here's the reality we face every day. this is a crisis. we need more firefighters, more equipment, better forest management to prevent wildfires and reduce toxic smoke.

and we need to reduce the tailpipe emissions that are driving changes to our climate. that's why cal fire firefighters, the american lung association, and the california democratic party support prop 30. prevent fires. cut emissions. and cleaner air. yes on 30.

california's first clean air center just opened here in the bay area in san francisco at the library in the bayview hunters point neighborhood, and it gives people a place to go at the air is smoking, especially during the peak of fire season. the centers have special equipment to filter the air. state. air officials hope to open as many as 300 of these centers around the bay area and even more statewide. clean air centers will be located in places like schools. libraries community senior and recreation centers, veterans facilities, community colleges, as well as wildfire evacuation centers. now, state air officials say the centers have become necessary is california's wildfires become worse? there will also be available to people when smog is particularly bad. it is 6 58.

both the giants and the a's have 14 games left in this season. the giants they're breathing in the mile high air in colorado. they're going for three straight wins tonight against the colorado rockies. now the giants had five extra base hits, including a solo homer. six of the pictures combined for that win. tonight's game in denver begins at 5 40. now the a's are headed for 100 plus losses this year, so they're trying to find something to smile about last night. the a's pitchers led by rookie jp sears had one of their best games of the season. they held the seattle mariners to just one hit, and they beat the mariners for the one jp sears is 26 years old, one of the key players received in a trade with the yankees. tonight's game against the mariners starts at 6 40. at the coliseum. one firefighter is hurt, battling a massive fire in san leandro

crews found inside the building that made this fire so difficult to fight. and authorities now releasing video of the interrogation of sherri papini, the northern california woman who faked her own kidnapping. see what happens when they catch her in a lie. then we're minutes away from president biden's address at the united nations in new york will have that for you live what we know he will speak on and the strong words already from the head of the u. n from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning and welcome back gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to wednesday, september 21st welcome to the last day of summer, 2020 feels mild out there with the sprinkles. of course, a lot of rain out there. paulson has been talking about the rain system is finally moving here. the last full dance summer we still get until six p.m. tomorrow but the last full day and we have rain to talk about first week of autumn that was